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district12ravenclawI got a phone call this morning from the Walgreens store manager, wanting to talk about the prescription mess we've been dealing with. At first, he was apologetic, then he started defending the pharmacy, basically trying to insinuate that it was my fault because I agreed to pay that amount for the RhoGAM shot. He asked if there was a middle ground that we could reach, and I told him I didn't think that was fair and that I shouldn't be responsible for other people's prescriptions. He ended up getting a little fed up with me and told me to just bring it to the store. I called Steve to let him know, and he said we could go down together during his lunch break.
Steve and I headed over to the Walgreens and asked for the guy that I spoke to on the phone. He came over to us, and again tried to reiterate that we had agreed to pay that much for the prescription, blah blah blah. He asked if we had the product with us, which I did, but I told him that I didn't want to hand it over until I knew what was going on. So he told us that the store was going to take the loss. After a few minutes, we had a receipt in hand, refunding our credit card $542.23. Yay!
Steve and I headed over to the Walgreens and asked for the guy that I spoke to on the phone. He came over to us, and again tried to reiterate that we had agreed to pay that much for the prescription, blah blah blah. He asked if we had the product with us, which I did, but I told him that I didn't want to hand it over until I knew what was going on. So he told us that the store was going to take the loss. After a few minutes, we had a receipt in hand, refunding our credit card $542.23. Yay!
